“When I plug in the USB the first time, will I see a popup requiring driver installation?”

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• Yes, that is correct. The mouse driver has to be installed for the PC to recognize the mouse.

  Answered by MikeL 8 years ago

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• No, it should install automatically in the background.

  Answered by Jovins 8 years ago

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• I got one.

  Answered by Charmian 8 years ago

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• I did not get that popup - however I went to Logitech for software download after plugging in mouse and adding keyboard

  Answered by Guys 8 years ago

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• It depends on which operating system you have, but it installed automatically and just worked on my Windows 7 and Windows 10 machine. No matter which wireless keyboard or mouse you buy, it will have to install drivers. On newer computers, it doesn't require any action from you though.

  Answered by dcadams88 8 years ago

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